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We would love to see the finished product once you sew it.
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
(Post 4897440)
personally i would start in the center and work my way out- meaning i would sew the center 4 together-forming the pinwheel- then frame it with the next round- sewing the 4 flying geese units, 2 with corner squares- attaching one on each side without the corners- then the 2 with the corners- then out to the next *round* until it was complete- doing it section by section. i've made this same square numerous times- and have always worked my way out- for me there is much more room for error trying to line up whole lines/rows when piecing the components brings it all together accurately.
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yep that's how I do it ;)
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I would sew it row by row from left to right, and then attach each row , making sure to iron each row in a different direction, example: the first row iron all seams to the right, next row iron all seams to the left and so on and so forth...it's a lot easier to dovetail the seams which makes for perfect seaming.
Blessings, MaryAnna |
Originally Posted by Dina
(Post 4897598)
However you sew it together, it is beautiful!!
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I've dome this quilt about 4 time I love this design just so row by row and match up you seams it's easy....
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I would take for blocks and sew them together, a four patch. You will get better accuracy this way rather than sewing eight rows together.
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sorry my spelling was bad I'm doing this and I'm really tired going to bed now couldn't correct spelling but I'm sure you know what I was saying row by row it's easy that way....
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I would sew it 4 squares at a time & square it up as you go.
But however you decide to do it, I know it will be perfect - good luck |
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